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Lackawanna College names head coach

Pace University Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Kevin Clark ’14 has accepted the Head Men’s Basketball Coach position at Lackawanna College in Scranton, PA. Clark recently completed his second season as an assistant coach for the Pace men’s basketball program and earned his Master’s Degree from Pace in Education this spring. Clark was the graduate assistant

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HOT: Righter resigns at Clarion

Ron Righter, 61, who has led the Golden Eagle men’s basketball team for the past 26 years and has the most wins in the program’s rich history (402), stepped down today as men’s basketball coach at Clarion University. He will transition to the new position of Coordinator for Athletic Department Relocation Logistics and for Summer

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O’Koren and Vetrone added to Rutgers staff

Rutgers University head men’s basketball coach Eddie Jordan announced today that Mike O’Koren and Greg Vetrone will serve as assistant coaches. A collegiate All-American at North Carolina under Dean Smith, O’Koren arrives “On the Banks” with 10 years of NBA assistant coaching experience, while Vetrone possesses more than 25 years of coaching experience at the

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Neer announces retirement as Hobart Head Coach

Hobart College Basketball Head Coach Mike Neer announced his retirement today. One of the most successful coaches in NCAA Division III history will call it a career at the end of the month. "After considerable reflection, I’m retiring this summer," Neer said. "This has not been an easy decision for me as my three seasons

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OFFICIAL: Leonelli Named Head Coach at GMC

Green Mountain College Director of Athletics Keith Bosley announced Tuesday that Anthony Leonelli will join the Eagles’ staff to begin his career as a head coach at Green Mountain after spending nine years as an assistant coach at the Division I and Division III levels. Leonelli takes over the helm of the GMC men’s basketball

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College of Charleston report

The Charleston Post and Courier has obtained the report detailing the investigation conducted by the College of Charleston regarding the allegations levied against head coach Doug Wojcik. The 50-page report is pretty damning. It get’s pretty nasty once you get to the player and employee statements. Here it is – you decide how this one

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Argenal named assistant at SEMO

Justin Argenal was hired as an assistant coach for the Southeast Missouri men’s basketball program. Argenal will oversee recruiting among other duties. "We are especially pleased to welcome Justin Argenal to our coaching staff and basketball program," said Southeast head coach Dickey Nutt. "Justin comes from very good programs which include Ole Miss, Louisiana Tech

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Daily Dirt – 7/7/14

I hope everyone had a great holiday weekend. Here are some things that I heard over the past few days… • I’ve been told by a great source to keep an eye on the College of Charleston situation. It sounds like it’s very fluid there right now, and the suspension of Doug Wojcik may not

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OFFICIAL: Snow to NMHU

Had this one last week as a rumor – it’s now official. New Mexico assistant Craig Snow has been named as the head coach at New Mexico Highlands. Spending the last three seasons on the staff Lobos staff in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Craig will move just two hours north on I-25 to take the reins

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University of Arkansas at Monticello Hires Assistant

Micheal Cyprien has been hired as the assistant men’s basketball coach at the University of Arkansas at Monticello, announced recently by first-year head coach Kyle Tolin. Cyprien joins the UAM coaching staff following a three-year tenure as an assistant at Southeastern University, an NCAA Division I member of the Southland Conference. He was also a

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Top 10 Rules To Landing That Elusive Coaching Gig

Top 10 Rules To Landing That Elusive Coaching Gig By: Mike Rejniak, Head Coach SUNY New Paltz Now that the coaching carousel is in full swing so many basketball coaches are moving on to new positions, going through the interview process or are waiting in the wings to hear back from that certain “dream job”.

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HOT: Luptowski resigns at AIC

American International College Director of Athletics Matt Johnson has announced that Art Luptowski is resigning as the College’s head men’s basketball coach. A national search to find his successor will begin immediately. Luptowski has accepted a position with the Detroit Pistons of the National Basketball Association (NBA) as an Advanced Scout. Luptowski has remained close

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